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  Today I had my second day of learning how to drive, the parking lot was empty, using the parking lot wouldn't hurt anyone, I thought. With in 15 mins of driving in circles, someone showed up, I'm assuming he was the pastor since he mentioned he got phone calls from someone complaintning the previous day. So He said: "Do you guys think you owned this parking lot? why don't you guys go to walmart parking lot?" After I apologized for any inconvenience. Of course we left. Eventho there was not sign of private property post. What's worst besides the attitude he gave us, it's the fact the church had a sign for their next service call: "It's hard to give because it always come back to you".
  I recently moved to this neiborhood, and obviously I won't be part of a church that had someone like this "pastor". Is that's call living by example? Right?!

  Added March 07, 2017 by Daniel Calahorrano
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  I am a proud member of this church. Everyone is so welcoming and loving. They're a true family to you.

  Added January 15, 2017 by Diana Meza